Caliper and Hub Clearances

Caliper overhang: Is used to determine the clearance needed to the
backside of the spokes of the wheel.

Caliper width: Used in conjunction with caliper overhang.

Radial Clearance: Caliper Radial Clearance

Hub Height: Height of hub diameter. If stepped, both heights required for accuracy.

Hub Diameter: sometimes has a step in it that requires both
measurements to be accurate.

Length of Stud: Length of lug stud, Helpful if changed from factory

Stud Diameter:Wheel stud diameter

As a general rule: there should be a minimum of one-quarter inch (.250) clearance
between the wheel and any braking or suspension component.

Tire Clearance

Having proper tire clearance is critical for a positive wheel/tire installation experience.
There is no "cast in stone" rule to determine the proper amount of clearance between the
tire and body of the car. There should be no less than what is required to avoid
ALL contact between suspension and sheet metal in all driving situations.